Hounduran Elections

Seems like things are heating up in Honduras as of late, with Drumpf acknowdging JOH as president of the country and everyone within Honduras calling it a total sham. There’s been some protests and occupation from the Left to call out the elections with strong reactions from JOH. Could we see a Central American rise up or nah? What do you think my fellow Comrades?

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My spic e-buddies give me the impression that the left of most of Latin America is either social democrats or the occasional weirdo cult splinter (Posadism is probably the best example of this) that does little more than scare people away, and that youth tend to respond to hardship with a solid "Well there just wasn't enough deregulation, clearly the socialists did this". I'm obviously not an expert on the topic, but I wouldn't be getting my hopes up.

I think the potential is there because the state apparatuses are weaker than those in the west and need to resort to armed force more regularly. I don't know a lot about Honduras but south and central americans are long suffering comrades who don't get the recognition they deserve.

unlikely, i don't think there is one time in the whole latin american history, where the plans of the oligarchy failed in any shape or form, the only way an oligarch can be replaced in latin america is if another oligarch takes his place, there is no sucessful revolution here. People know that the goverment is fucked up, and they want to get rid of it, but they have just comformed to not doing anything, the goverment will always be bad, it's just how things are, there is no revolution, no revolt, no anything

and no cuba doesn't count

Why not?

Gonna guess the USSR allowed Cuba's revolution?

it was a fluke, the country was small enough so guerrilla warfare worked, the rebels presented themselves as liberators only caming out as communist later, and neo colonialism grouped with actual colonialism meant that people had the will to rebel, since then all latin american goverments have corrected these causes to prevent revolutions

They are apparently trying to go AnCap instead. Look up Zone for Employment and Economic Development.
Also: ticotimes.net/2015/01/18/is-honduras-heading-for-the-privatization-of-parts-of-its-territory

At the moment Argentina, Columbia, and Ecuador seem to be more promising.

You can't prevent revolutions.

Lol no

Even Suc-Dem Memezuela is more likely to be a Catalyst for socialism